Newbie's Guide to Feeding Bearded Dragons

Your bearded dragon needs a proper diet to stayThe insects should never be larger than the width
healthy. He is omnivorous which means he eats fruits,between your dragon's eyes. If the insect is too big,
vegetables, as well as insects. This article will tell youit could cause a blockage, seizure, or malnourishment.
everything you need to know about feeding beardedYou can feed as many insects as he can eat in 15
dragons.minutes. Make sure that you don't leave any uneaten
Proteininsects inside the enclosure.
If you have a baby or juvenile dragon, it's importantVegetables
that you provide plenty of protein in his diet. TheYou should feed fresh vegetables daily. Some of the
extra protein is needed to help bones and tissuesmost popular choices include collard greens, dandelion
grow. Therefore, make sure you feed babies andgreens, cabbage, cucumber, and peas. You can also
juveniles plenty of insects in addition to vegetables.feed your bearded dragon carrots, squash, green
Adult dragons should have less insects and plenty ofbeans, and broccoli. Make sure you don't get feed
fruits and vegetables.iceberg lettuce too often. He can easily become
Insectshooked and it provides no nutritional benefits.
There are a variety of insects that you can feedFruits
your bearded dragon. They include crickets,It's also important to feed bearded dragon's fruits on
earthworms, cockroaches, wax worms, and silka daily basis. Strawberries, mango, melon, apples,
worms. It's best not to feed wax worms too oftengrapes, and pears are all good choices. Other suitable
because they're very high in fat. Also, silkworms havefruits include raspberries, peaches, and cantaloupe.
hard exoskeletons, so you shouldn't try to feed themMake sure that you don't feed your dragon lemons,
to younger lizards.oranges, or other acidic fruits.